Why is the pinion wider than the big gear?
The force that pinion and pinion bear is the problem of force and reaction, so it's the same size, only in the opposite direction.
Need rounding. However, in order to prevent the two gear assembly from interacting with each other in the axial direction and to reduce the engagement contact width, the width of the pinion is often widened on the basis of the above calculated value 5~10mmClick on my name and see how many gear problems I've answered. You know, this is 100% correct!
Need rounding. However, in order to prevent the two gear assembly from interacting with each other in the axial direction and to reduce the engagement contact width, the width of the pinion is often widened on the basis of the above calculated value 5~10mmClick on my name and see how many gear problems I've answered. You know, this is 100% correct!
Design, the size of the gear is based on the width of the tooth coefficient to calculate the same width of the tooth, that is, tooth width = tooth width coefficient * small gear diameter of the pitch circle,
